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JULY, 191
The Gazette of the Incorporated Law Society of Ireland.
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New Members.
THE
following joined the Society during
June, 1911 :—
Collins, John H., Newry.
Dillon, John P., 122 Stephen's Green,
Dublin.
Tierney Martin, Cavan.
Council Meetings.
MEETINGS of the Council will be held upon
the following dates :—
July 12th and 26th.
October 4th and 18th.
Committee Meetings,
THE following Committee meetings were held
during June :—
Court of Examiners, 6th.
Special Committee—Address
to His
Majesty the King, 8th.
Gazette, 12th.
Commissioner to Administer Oaths.
THE Lord Chancellor has appointed the
following to be a Commissioner to administer
Oaths :—
Edgar W. Youell, Clerk of Petty Sessions,
Ballinamore, Co. Leitrim.
Obituary.
MR.
RICHARD
MCNAMARA,
Solicitor-
Limerick, died upon the 26th June, 1911>
at his residence, Corbally, Limerick.
Mr. McNamara, who served his apprentice
ship with the late Mr. John O'Donnell,
Rosevilla, Limerick, was admitted in Easter
Term, 1868, and practised at Limerick.
Labourers (Ireland) Act, 1906.
AT the Lifford Quarter Sessions, held last
month, His Honour Judge Cooke, granted a
decree for two guineas against the Dun-
fanaghy District Council in respect of the
costs of Mr. Edward McFadden, Solicitor,
for furnishing, prior to the 6th October, 1910
(the date of the Labourers (Ireland) Order,
1910),
the
title of Edward McGinley, a
judicial yearly tenant, to land acquired from
him by the District Council for the purposes
of
the Act.
At
the same Sessions Mr.
Edward McFadden claimed four guineas for
furnishing, prior to the 6th October, 1910,
to the same Council title to two plots acquired
from his client, Bernard Friel, a judicial
yearly tenant. His Honour granted a decree
for two guineas, holding that the two plots
being held under the one title, the one fee
only should be paid.
Rules of the Supreme Court (Ireland).
THESE Rules may be cited as the Rules of the
Supieme Court (June), 1911, and each Rule
may be cited by the heading thereof with
reference to the Rules of the Supreme Court
(Ireland), 1905.
ORDER XXXVII. RULE 47.
LETTER OF REQUEST.
1. Where in any civil or commercial matter
pending before a Court or tribunal of a
foreign country a letter of request from such
Court or tribunal for service on any person
in Ireland of any process or citation in such
matter is transmitted to the Supreme Court
by His Majesty's Secretary of State for
Foreign Affairs, with an intimation that it is
desirable that effect should be given to the
same,
the
following procedure
shall be
adopted :—
(1.) The Letter of Request for service
shall be accompanied by a
translation
thereof in the English language, and by
two copies of the process or citation to be
served, and two copies
thereof in the
English language.
(2.) Service of the process or citation
shall be effected in accordance with the
practice and procedure of the Supreme
Court, Ireland, by the Solicitor for the
person suing out the process or citation, or,
in
the event of
there being no such
Solicitor, by the Treasury Solicitor
in
Ireland.
(3.) Such service shall be effected by
delivering to and leaving with the person
to be served one copy of the process to be
served, and one copy of the translation
thereof, in accordance with the Rules ai'd
practice of the Supreme. Court (Ireland)
regulating service of process.
(4.) After service has been effected the
process server shall return to the Master of